Appointments and politics mix in Albany area notices
Frank G. Cummiskey of Sand Lake is to be reappointed to the State Workmen's Compensation Board at 28840 yearly for seven years. Edward J. Kileawly of RPI is slated to join the State Air Pollution Control Board. Also noted are local political moves and a push for an 18 year old voting age with 1300 tickets at Lincoln Day Dinner. A laser beam safety bill raises concerns about portable devices.
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Frank G. Cummiskey
Sand Lake
Edward J. Kileawly
RPI
State Air Pollution Control Board
Senat
Sy Daniel Bayly
Rensselaer County Democratic Committee
George B. Cerisia Jr
North Greenbush
Albany Law School
Rensselaer County
Young Democrats
Gunfire Shatters Israel Syria Border Peace Talks
Gunfire across the Israel Syria border during a three-week truce disrupted efforts as Tel Tamra witnessed a 15 minute exchange. Both sides continued intermittent fire for about 30 minutes ahead of a fourth border peace meeting. Separately in Moscow, Kosygin arranged new government lines with Washington Paris and London.
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Israel-Syria
Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Tel Tamra
State Teachers Urge Repeal of Condon-Wadlin
More than 500 teachers urged legislators to repeal the Condon-Wadlin law, saying it hinders unionization. Dr. Israel Kugler led the Empire State Federation of Teachers to Albany to demand collective bargaining rights equal to other public employees.
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Albany
N. Y
Israel Kugler
Empire State Federation of Teachers
Kugler
Racial strike in Detroit has limited early impact
In Detroit the so called racial strike aimed to protest double standard treatment by Congress and Adam Clayton Powell drew limited worker response. GM officials said attendance at all plants in Michigan remained normal or better, while some within the Negro community voiced dissent over the action.
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Detroit
Reeves
Motors
Muskegon
Michigan
Congress
Adam Clavion Pawall
Troy PTA Founders Day Dinner Set For Feb 21
The Troy Council of PTA will hold its Founders Day dinner on February 21 at Troy High School. Toastmaster Frank E. Popp and Rev. Robert Marsano will speak. Dinner features roast beef and a life membership awards program with units presenting gifts and music by J. G. Zaffuts. Reservations due tomorrow to Mrs. Charles Seibert.
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Troy Council
PTA
Troy High School
Frank E. Popp
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer Con Troy
Secion Council
Morrow
Robert Marsano
Oakwood Avenue Presbyter
Fourian
Troy Sion
Police Board of Education
Dudley P.s
VanArnum
Lhe
Troy Public Schools
Val Itrade
Vega
Adirondack Dis
Trict
Ernest Legenbauer
Adirondack
Troy
Home Economics
Helen O’brien
Couneil
J. G. Zaffuts
Charles Seibert
Funeral for Mrs Mary F Gilligan Held in Rensselaer
Mrs Mary F Gilligan native and former resident of Rensselaer funeral conducted by Lansing auxiliary and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery East Greenbush. The service recalled High Mass at Evangelist Church venue, with burial at Holy Sepulchre. Friends served by Baxter Funeral Home luncheon at 501 4th Ave. from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Rev George Gagnon presiding cochairman Mrs Otto Ciavarampar.
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Mary F. Gilligan
Rensselaer
Lansing
Burgh Boys Club
Baxter Funeral
Schenec
Tady
St. John
501 Evangelist Church
4Th Ave. Quiem
George Gagnon
John Daley
Interchairman
Otto Ciavariment
Holy Sepulchre
Cochairman
East Greenbush
Church Service Group To Meet At First Baptist Church
The Women’s Christian Service Organization of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the church Mrs Elizabeth Hopkins will preside A panel discussion on What Does Prayer Mean To You will feature group members Participating A social hour and refreshments will follow
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Women’s Christian Service Organization of the
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Hopkins
Fire Destroys Nassau Fairgrounds Storage Barn
Nassau Village firefighters fought for nearly three hours to extinguish a fire of undetermined origin that leveled a 50 foot long frame storage barn at the old Nassau Fairgrounds on John Street. Fire Chief Richard Becker directed two engine companies as crews saved a nearby structure. no injuries were reported amid ice and subzero temperatures. The fairgrounds have been closed for years since the association merged with the Schaghticoke Fair Association.
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Nassau Village
Nassau Fairgrounds
John Street
Richard Becker
Southern District
Nassau Fire Department
Schaghticoke Fair Association
Civil Service Unit To Submit Report
The Rensselaer Municipal Civil Service Commission will meet tomorrow at 7 15 p m at its office in City Hall The commission has just completed its annual report which it is to be submitted to the State Civil Service Commission William B Browne chairman will preside Dr James M Blake of Schenectady retiring president said we have a program Doctor Calls State Medicaid Intolerable New York AP The society urged physicians to pressure legislators to change what he called the intolerable condition of the state Medicaid program The fee schedule for doctors is far from satisfactory with payments five to 10 months behind and billing mechanisms unduly complex The conven tion opened with Dr Frederick A Wurzbach Jr saying Medicaid is chaotic and unworkable
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Rensselaer Municipal Civil Service Commission
City Hall
State Civil Service Commission
William B. Browne
Dens Society Nas
Frederick A. Wurzbach Jr
Bronx
James M. Blake
Schenectady
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William Pascarell
Charter Party
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Daniel M. Kelly
New York City
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Moscow
Washington
Paris
London
Alexei N. Kosygin
Javits
Buffalo
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
New York
Pasadena
Calif
America
Charles F. Luce
Continental Oil Co
PTA Council
LBC
Civil Service Unit
gEuVece
Ustalls
James Hill Hook and Ladder Co
Rensselaer Council
C., Hall
Willard Sturn
Richard F. Reilly
John H. Warden
Edward Yonkers
James J. Donnelly Jr
ST. Paul's Church
Admiral
Admiral Tanlder
Admiral Corporation
Highland Avenue
Albany, New York
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